Plaintalk Blog: What’s a Data Submission Guide?

As Administrator of the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD), one of CIVHC’s key responsibilities is ensuring the database is as complete and accurate as possible. One of the ways we work towards this goal is through annual updates to the Data Submission Guide (DSG) in collaboration with the Read more

By CIVHC, ago
A close-up photograph of an eye undergoing an examination, highlighting the importance of regular vision care.

Colorado Optometric Association

Increasing Reimbursement Using Claims Data When you think of your health, what do you think of? Is it fitness, weight, mental aspects, or all of the above? You wouldn’t be wrong if you said “yes” to any of these, but would you ever think of your visual health? It’s easy Read more

By Spencer Fortier, ago
Photograph of a mountain town in Colorado, showcasing buildings nestled among mountainous terrain, representing the Colorado Community Health Network's commitment to providing access to high-quality care across the state.

Peak Health Alliance

Summit County, Colorado, is located seventy miles west of Denver and is home to six historic mountain towns nestled in the Rocky Mountains. The county is known for its high elevation, historic mining and first-rate skiing. While living in this county has many benefits, it also has another distinguishing feature Read more

By Spencer Fortier, ago

Celebrating 10 Years of Transparency

For those of you who have been in the Colorado health care scene for a while, you may be surprised to learn that 2022 marks the 10th anniversary of the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD). The database was recommended in 2008 by the Blue Ribbon Commission on Health Read more

By Ana English, ago

Flagging the High Needs Population to Improve Outcomes

CIVHC, The Mile High Health Alliance (MHHA), and other organizations are launching a pilot to support populations that have complex medical conditions and are high utilizers of the health care system, especially emergency departments (ED). Despite the availability of patient information from the health information exchange (HIE) through the Colorado Read more

By Kari Degerness, ago